Monte Carlo Blue BMW e92 M3 Photoshoot

Hey guys, here is the result from my most recent shoot. I know in the wheel shots, I forgot to rotate the logo during the shoot to keep it level, so I have about 3-4 shots with the logo upside down! Will have to remember for next shoot to move the wheel!

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The whole set: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjB​QVLEN

Beautiful!

Well done!

Interesting processing. It stands out nicely in 2 & 5.

Makes me wish I would have ordered mine in Monte Carlo. I like the idea of going high key with these, the only problem is that the processing should be matched on the car as well not just the background. Much how did in photograph number 5, photographs number 2 and 4 lack that same processing on the car since it's sitting in the shadows.

#2 and #4 are the only ones i like because of the lighting and angles. cool location and definitely a nice car! keep it up!

I had a blue 1987 Monte carlo in the 90's loved that car, wife called it a hooptie. Yours is lovely too.

Nice shots! What's up with the tail pipes?

Thanks for the kind words guys!

jason50D wrote in post #14939222
#2 and #4 are the only ones i like because of the lighting and angles. cool location and definitely a nice car! keep it up!

Was tough dealing with the harsh contrast because of the sun's position. My first time trying to go for a high key image and Im pleased with how they turned out. Will have to try to sharpen my technique for the next time, and may re process some from this set.

JonKeys wrote in post #14939241
Nice shots! What's up with the tail pipes?

What was wrong with them? I gave that one image a washed out look (if you are referring to the shot of the Dinan tips).